Company due diligence
Know the risk before you sign, onboard or invest.
- Sanctions and PEP screening
- Registry and ownership signals
- Adverse media and digital footprint
Verify companies, institutions and credentials in any market. We go to the primary source, cite every finding, and tell you what we could not confirm.
Evidence trail
1
Name it
Tell us the company, institution, or person.
2
Confirm the match
We confirm the legal entity before screening.
3
Check the sources
We check the primary registry, licence, or issuer.
4
Flag the gaps
We say what we could not confirm.
5
Get the report
You get cited findings and an analyst sign-off.
40+
Sanctions and watchlists checked
2015
Operating since
Five ways to confirm a company, an institution, a credential, or a person.
Know the risk before you sign, onboard or invest.
Confirm a business or institution exists and is licensed.
Education, employment and licences, confirmed with the issuer.
Pre-employment and onboarding checks for global teams.
Stay informed after the first check.
Step 1
Tell us the company, institution, or person.
Step 2
We confirm the legal entity before screening.
Step 3
We check the primary registry, licence, or issuer.
Step 4
We say what we could not confirm.
Step 5
You get cited findings and an analyst sign-off.
Samples publish only after a real run is captured.
Example workflow
A check moves through these four stages.
Request Received
CompletedYour verification request has been received and queued.
Assigned to Specialist
In ProgressYour case has been assigned to a verification specialist.
Verification in Progress
PendingOur specialist is actively verifying your information.
Report Ready
PendingYour verification report is complete and ready.
These notes describe the report format. They are not findings from a captured run.
1. Risk score and level
A 0 to 100 score. A higher score means higher risk. The level sits beside it in words.
2. Case status
Case status is the workflow: AI draft, analyst review, or released. It is not the same thing as the risk level.
3. Findings with source lines
Each finding names what was checked and the source. Cited source lines are the product.
4. Sanctions coverage
The report says which lists were checked and whether a match was found. No match is not a promise about lists that were not run.
5. Adverse media
Public reporting is screened and cited. It is not treated as proof on its own.
6. Analyst sign-off
Adverse outcomes are confirmed by an analyst before release. The report records the sign-off role.
Sanctions and watchlist screening is global. Registry and licence depth varies by country. Where we cannot confirm a record, we say so.
Onboarding counterparties, sanctions exposure, and ownership that is hard to see.
Sanctions and watchlists, registry signals, adverse media, and a cited risk score.
Run a due diligence checkContradictions between sources are surfaced automatically.
Every score has a category breakdown and a plain-English reason. A higher score means higher risk.
Follow-up questions are answered from collected evidence only.
The system lists what must be resolved before a report is released.
No setup fees. No contracts. Cancel anytime.
Best for Small Businesses
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48-72 hours turnaround
Most Popular
$54(ETB 8,370)
24-48 hours turnaround
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$81(ETB 12,555)
12-24 hours turnaround
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Entity verification answers whether an organisation exists, is registered, and is licensed. Due diligence scores risk on a 0 to 100 scale, covering sanctions, adverse media, and ownership.
Company due diligence checks 40+ sanctions and watchlist sources via OpenSanctions, including UN, OFAC, EU, and UK lists. A report states the coverage for that case.
Sanctions and watchlist screening is global. Registry and licence depth varies by country. Where we cannot confirm a record, we say so. The list on this page is not a confirmed country count. Depth is confirmed case by case.
We return Not found with the sources attempted. We do not invent a status when the registry is silent. A Not found result is not the same as proof that an entity does not exist.
Checks are handled as confidential client work. We do not publish case results. Security documentation is available on request.
It depends on the product. People screening on this page lists Quick Check at 48 to 72 hours, Standard Check at 24 to 48 hours, and Complete Check at 12 to 24 hours. On the due diligence page, a snapshot is described as results in minutes for registered clients, and an analyst report as 24 to 48 hours. Entity desk checks are described as same day.
Yes. Company due diligence includes ongoing monitoring with a weekly or monthly refresh. See the due diligence pricing section for the published starting price.
Entity verification accepts CSV intake up to 500 rows, with a ZIP of branded PDFs and a roll-up summary. API documentation is published at /docs.
People screening prices on this page are stored in both USD and ETB. Use the currency switcher in the footer to choose which amount is shown first. Payment is completed in the product flow after you start a check.
Registered clients follow a case from their dashboard. This site does not offer a public tracker for people named in a check.
People screening uses information the client is authorised to submit. A privacy notice and data processing terms are available on request. This answer is not a legal opinion, and legal review of the public wording is still open.
Yes. Write to verification@ramverify.com and we remove or replace the sample promptly.
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23 countries across 5 regions. Africa: Ethiopia (Direct), Kenya (Network), Tanzania (Network), Uganda (Network), Nigeria (Network), Ghana (Network), South Africa (Network), Egypt (Network). Middle East: United Arab Emirates (Direct), Saudi Arabia (Network), Qatar (Network), Bahrain (Network). Europe: United Kingdom (Network), Germany (Network), France (Network), Ukraine (Network), Poland (Network), Romania (Network), Bulgaria (Network), Serbia (Network). Asia: India (Network), China (Network). Americas: United States (Network). Sanctions screening covers every country, shown or not.
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